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Committee members denied their plan, which expands Orange County's animal control ordinance from 14 to 84 pages, is a budget - buster.

Members of an advisory committee on animals will face a tough audience Tuesday when they ask Orange County commissioners to endorse sweeping changes in their animal control department.Tax money this year is tight, and county staff members say the committee's requests would add as much as $ 500,000 to animal control's budget.Committee members denied their plan, which expands Orange County's animal control ordinance from 14 to 84 pages, is a budget - buster.

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And pets on the run could evade animal control officers by running back to home base; the officers could not go onto private property.Pets are also granted greater protection from cruelty under the ordinance, and fines for vaccination violations are much steeper.

Soon, though, pets across Lake County will get additional protection from abuse and mishandling through a county animal control ordinance that's being revamped.

The amendment comes on the heels of Lake County's move to beef up its animal control ordinance to cover everything from restraining pets to cleaning up after them.

Pets soon may be banned from city parks while vicious dogs could be muzzled and impounded if they display aggressive behavior, according to two newly proposed laws from the city's Animal Control Department.Vickie Ann Shook, department director, requested adoption of the ordinances to give her officers better control over animals in thControl Department.Vickie Ann Shook, department director, requested adoption of the ordinances to give her officers better control over animals in thcontrol over animals in the city.

Chicago's ordinance allows retailers to sell only dogs, cats, and rabbits sourced from municipal - run (federal, state, or local) animal control centers or shelters, rescue organizations, or humane societies.

The Companion Animal and Consumer Protection Ordinance allows pet stores to sell only those dogs, cats, and rabbits sourced from municipal animal control facilities and shelters or nonprofit rescues and humane sociAnimal and Consumer Protection Ordinance allows pet stores to sell only those dogs, cats, and rabbits sourced from municipal animal control facilities and shelters or nonprofit rescues and humane socianimal control facilities and shelters or nonprofit rescues and humane societies.

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(6)(a) A service animal is exempt from quarantine or other animal control ordinances if it bites any person while it is subject to an offense under Subsection (2), (3), (4), or (5).

The Companion Animal Protection Ordinance, sponsored by City Clerk Susana Mendoza with help from advocacy group The Puppy Mill Project, would instead require all Chicago pet stores to offer only rescue animals from shelters, animal control, and other animal welfare organizations, as opposed to selling animals from puppy Animal Protection Ordinance, sponsored by City Clerk Susana Mendoza with help from advocacy group The Puppy Mill Project, would instead require all Chicago pet stores to offer only rescue animals from shelters, animal control, and other animal welfare organizations, as opposed to selling animals from puppy animal control, and other animal welfare organizations, as opposed to selling animals from puppy animal welfare organizations, as opposed to selling animals from puppy mills.

After learning of the Winter Park law, county officials did a little research and found that seven cities had animal control ordinances differing from the county's.

In 1997, the City Council revised the animal control ordinance to: require licensing of cats and dogs; require a kennel permit for more than four cats or four dogs; regulate the number of animals that may be adopted from the city shelter; define animal cruelty and animal nuisance; and give city officials authority to control potential public health threats.

An Ordinance (No. 2017 - 16) amending Chapter 6 (Animal Control) of Bainbridge Island, WA City Code by adding a new Section 6.04.113 (Selling Animals from Puppy or Kitten Mills Prohibited) to prohibit the retail sale of dogs and cats in the City.

Fees and fines levied by Orange County Animal Services were given a hefty increase Tuesday by county commissioners, clearing the way for enforcement of strict new rules for owners of cats and dogs.Last fall, commissioners approved several revisions to the county animal - control ordinance with the aim of reducing unwanted breeding and the number of strays.The changes adopted Tuesday include an increase from $ 10 to $ 25 for registration of fertile cats andAnimal Services were given a hefty increase Tuesday by county commissioners, clearing the way for enforcement of strict new rules for owners of cats and dogs.Last fall, commissioners approved several revisions to the county animal - control ordinance with the aim of reducing unwanted breeding and the number of strays.The changes adopted Tuesday include an increase from $ 10 to $ 25 for registration of fertile cats andanimal - control ordinance with the aim of reducing unwanted breeding and the number of strays.The changes adopted Tuesday include an increase from $ 10 to $ 25 for registration of fertile cats and dogs.

Start saving those little plastic bags.The city council on Tuesday night passed an animal - control ordinance that prohibits pets from defecating anywhere but on their owners» property.Should Fido have a little accident elsewhere, however, the new law requires the owner to come behind with a scoop and remove the offensive material or pay a $ 35 fine.The ordinance is effective immediately.Also Tuesday night, the council gave the Mount Dora Public Library the green light to proceed with plans to build a new facility, and library officials scheduled a groundbreaking ceremony.

County Ordinance 6 - 42: «Any person owning, keeping, harboring, or having custody of a dog, cat, or ferret four (4) months of age or older within this county must secure a county license from a veterinarian or from the county animal control facility and, as a part of such license, shall show proof of a current rabies vaccination which shall have been administered by a veterinarian.»

Regulations to offer residents relief from barking dogs will be drafted instead by the county's animal - control ordinance committee.

The city is moving to put more teeth into its animal control ordinance, including some groundbreaking steps to get residents to prevent their pets from breeding and roaming unchecked.Under the proposed ordinance, next slated for commission review June 6, residents must either spay or neuter their dog or cat, or sign a written statement that the animal will not be allowed to reproduce.Those wishing to breed their animals must pay $ 25 a year for a breeding permit.

The group is suggesting a new 84 - page ordinance that will greatly change the county's Animal Control Department.The plan commissioners discussed Monday would create a bigger, tougher animal control with a new mission - not just to protect people from nuisance animals, but to better protect animals from pAnimal Control Department.The plan commissioners discussed Monday would create a bigger, tougher animal control with a new mission - not just to protect people from nuisance animals, but to better protect animals from Control Department.The plan commissioners discussed Monday would create a bigger, tougher animal control with a new mission - not just to protect people from nuisance animals, but to better protect animals from panimal control with a new mission - not just to protect people from nuisance animals, but to better protect animals from control with a new mission - not just to protect people from nuisance animals, but to better protect animals from people.

But some pets can prove dangerous and Lake County leaders aim to put teeth in a law that regulates domestic animals.Pets and pet - related issues - from barking dogs to pooper - scoopers to vicious animals - soon will come under the scrutiny of a group that will advise Lake County on proposed revisions to its animal control law.County commissioners recently approved forming an advisory committee to study changes to Lake's animal control ordinance.

And because of this, more and more communities, like Buckner, are turning away from breed - specific policies and instead toward breed neutral, behavior - based animal control ordinances.

Nothing contained in this section shall prevent any county or municipality from enacting any ordinance relating to animal control or cruelty which is identical to the provisions of this chapter or any other state law, except as to penalty.

The ordinance allows an owner a one time 48 hour period to remove the dog from Yakima if animal control issues a notice that the dog is a pit bull kept in the city in violation of the law.

- In 2011, Cleveland overturned its breed discrimination ordinance, bringing an end to the decades - long ban on pit bull adoptions or transfers from Animal Control Services.

Although some urged changing the ordinance to exempt dogs in obedience classes or shows from wearing tags — the metal tags hurt concentration, they said — commissioners said animal control officials would have to use discretion in enforcement.

Like Volusia County in the Loggerhead Turtle cases, these local governments need to be aware that they could be found in violation of the ESA for allowing the take of endangered species by permitting cat colonies to be maintained, or if their animal control ordinance is deemed not to be specifically intended to protect endangered species from free - roaming cats in their jurisdiction.